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Find an equation of cosine function with maximum of 7, minimum of -7 and period of 7

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Answer:
\bold{y=7cos\bigg((2\pi)/(7)x\bigg)}

Explanation:

y = A cos (Bx - C) + D

  • A = amplitude (vertical stretch)
  • Period = 2π/B
  • C/B = phase shift
  • D = vertical shift

The minimum is -7 and the max is 7 so A = 7 and D = 0

Period is 7. Since P = 2π/B then 7 = 2π/B --> B = 2π/7

Nothing was stated about a phase shift so you can use any value for C. I chose C = 0.

Now, input A = 7, B = 2π/7, C = 0, & D = 0 into the equation


y=7\cos\bigg((2\pi)/(7)x-0\bigg)+0\\\\\\\text{Simplify}:\\y=7\cos\bigg((2\pi)/(7)x\bigg)

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